Draft:Mathilde Eiker

Mathilde Eiker (5 January 1893 – ) was an American novelist.

Mathilde Eiker was born on 5 January 1893 in Washington, D.C., the eldest child and only daughter of John Tripner Eiker, a government engineer and congressional staffer, and Mattie Etheridge Eiker. She graduated from Central High School and earned a BA from George Washington University in 1914.

Playwright Larry Kramer credited Eiker, his teacher at Woodrow Wilson High School, for inspiring him to become a writer.

She published a trio of mystery novels featuring the character Inspector Glover under the pseudonym March Evermay.

Mathilde Eiker died on January 1982.